Everywhere I've Been

A movie set in Goianinha, a town in Brazil's interior, that explores the journey of young people who feel out of place in their land. The plot plunges into the feeling of not belonging and the search for identity in a small place where diversity of gender, race, and sexuality still faces barriers. As the characters deal with internal and external challenges, they discover that, even amid limitations, there are memories that can give new meaning to their connection with the city. In a sensitive and profound narrative, the film invites the audience to look at what is rejected and to find beauty in what often goes unnoticed, showing unnoticed, showing that it is possible to reap something good, even in unlikely places.